CCHA Opens Office in Westfield
POST DATE: 2.25.19
The law firm of Church Church Hittle + Antrim announces the opening of a new law office in Westfield, Indiana. The new office is located at 116 N. Union Street in Westfield.
“Our expansion into Westfield demonstrates our commitment to this dynamic community and the people we serve,” said Managing Partner David Day. “CCHA serves clients across the state with offices in Fishers, Fort Wayne, Merrillville, Noblesville, Tipton and Zionsville. Adding Westfield into the mix is consistent with our commitment to be right around the corner from people seeking our help for their legal issues.”
CCHA partner Eric Douthit will oversee the Westfield office. Douthit is a partner in the firm’s Business Practice Section. Douthit advises clients on a variety of corporate and commercial matters, with an emphasis on emerging business creation, business mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate business counseling. Douthit is also a graduate of the Hamilton County Leadership Academy and lives with his family in Westfield.
Founded in 1880, CCHA is the oldest and most established law firm in Hamilton County, Indiana. “Since the establishment of Church Church Hittle + Antrim in 1880, our neighbors, community leaders, businesses and educational institutions have placed their trust in us to solve their most challenging legal issues. Expanding into more communities to better directly serve our clients is important to the attorneys and staff at CCHA,” said Managing Partner David Day.
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